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Table 2 Correlation between the GOLD classification of COPD patients and the studied eye parameters

From: Evaluation of the impact of COPD severity grading and oxygen saturation on the retinal nerve fiber layer thickness and subfoveal choroidal thickness in COPD patients

 

GOLD

I

GOLD

II

GOLD

III

GOLD

IV

Test value

P value

Superior RNFL

μm

Mean ± SD

113.38 ± 11.31

99.42 11.79

96.40 14.79

69.08 ± 10.27

29.025

0.001

Range

93–126

64–121

79–120

58–90

Inferior RNFL

μm

Mean ± SD

112.75 ± 9.90

100.58 5.93

102.60 1.52

78.38 ± 16.53

22.301

0.001

Range

96–131

90–115

101–104

55–104

Nasal RNFL

μm

Mean ± SD

59.75 ± 8.36

67.38 ± 11.92

60.20 ± 3.96

63.00 ± 12.12

1.370

0.264

Range

53–75

55–98

57–65

40–80

Temporal RNFL

μm

Mean ± SD

70.8 8 ± 4.55

68.29 ± 12.81

53.00 ± 1.41

45.69 ± 5.3

19.444

0.001

Range

68–81

51–93

51–54

40–54

Average total thickness of RNFL

μm

Mean ± SD

89.38 ± 3.38

84.04 ± 4.91

78.20 ± 3.63

64.23 ± 5.72

61.177

0.001

Range

85–94

74–98

74–84

58–74

SFCT

μm

Mean ± SD

241.88 ± 2.30

224.88 ± 5.42

207.80 ± 5.12

175.77 ± 16.08

110.323

0.001

Range

239–245

218–238

200–214

130–190

  1. COPD chronic obstructive pulmonary diseases, GOLD Global Initiative for Chronic Obstructive Lung Disease, FEV1 forced expiratory volume in the first second, RNFL retinal nerve fiber layer, SFCT subfoveal choroidal thickness